Preacher Abernethy Roars on Sin at Central Church
Asheville Times notes Rev J E B Abernethy preached a strong sermon on The Problem of Sin at Central Methodist church. He argued sin is real and defies explanation, condemning worldly denial and urging repentance through Jesus Christ as revival continues with afternoon and evening services led by pastoral and choir figures.
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Asheville Times
Sun School
J. EB. Abernethy
Central Church
Central Methodist Church
Nero
Christ
Green Bay
Adam
Newton
God
Eden
Paradise
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Lord Jesus Christ
Mr. Abernethy
D. Ward Milan
Atlanta
Indian Trail News Notes Epworth League, Weddings, and Local Anecdotes
Local Indian Trail correspondence reports the Epworth League organizing with strong officer line, upcoming marriage of Haywood, and community happenings. Highlights include Miss Wilma Harker’s mule incident on the Monroe Charlotte road, Dr. TL Helms’s chicken episode, visits by Rev A B Haywood and friends, and engagement gossip with unions planned near Union Grove.
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Haywood
Epworth League
Indian Trail
J. W. Rawlings
Monroe
M. H. Vestal
Frank Vestal
Wilma Harker
Charlotte
Rufus Houston
Matthews
Samuel Letmond
Carl Crowell
Aberdeen
Epworth
Methodist Ehu
J. M. Tomberlin
TL. Helms
Federal Farm Loan Act hearing set for Raleigh
Raleigh hosts a October hearing by the Federal Farm Loan Board to gather information on the twelve district boundaries for the new rural credits law. Members McAdoo Norris Quick and Lobbett will lead discussions with farmers and farm organizations from North Carolina to explain loan terms and applications. The act allows long term mortgages with government capital support and aims to boost farm development and prosperity. More than 100,000 inquiries already reach the Treasury, with banks expected to start lending early in 1917.
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Raleigh
Ofth Carolina
Orel Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Bank
Federal
Federal Farm; Loan Board
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the
Treasury
George W. Norris
Obert Quick
Charles E. Lobbett
Nori Caroling
Dallas
Treasury Department
McAdoo
The Reporter Flushes A Fatal Farewell
A Wisconsin editor hears a town leader has died suddenly and tasks a reporter to hurry with the story. The reporter begins typing, but the editor presses for details. The man collapsed in the street and uttered a final quip before dying, then collapsed against a fence and died.
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Wisconsin
Two Women Debate Infant Milk Wealth and Wisdom
Two young mothers discuss milk for infants in an exchange that mocks social pretensions. One suggests a strong baby might need two cows’ milk, while implying ordinary infants need only one, revealing tone and social satire.
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Ethel
Crossing Safety at G. C. N. Crossing Proposal
Letter from E P Unum urges the Board of Aldermen and Seaboard railroad officials to require trains to flag the G C N crossing near Icemorlee mill. He argues a flagging system would slow traffic, add safety, incur minimal cost, and use existing crew to warn and stop traffic crossing.
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Board of Aldermen
Seaboard Railroad
Icemorlee Mill
E. P. Unum
Price's Mill News Highlights Local Social Activity
Miss Ola Craig of Charlotte visited Price's Mill with Mr. K. C. Craig while Miss Cora Little assisted in gathering wood and cut her finger. Miss Mary Craig and Miss Eula Craig visited relatives, Rev Stowe held prayers, and a rally at Liler eturen urged baskets. A Ford accident injured DeWitt Craig. Mrs Lelia Craig returned from Charlotte.
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Mary Austin
West Vanee Haa
Moore County
Joan May Laney
Will Laney
Osceola
3. C
Melton Gurley
Stouts
John Gurley
A. B. Haywood
Union Grove
Henry Broom
Charlotte
J. B. Broom
J. W. Rawlings
Ted Fore
Sir John
Weddington
Qet
John Killough Witence
Lizzie Morrison
Charlot
E.W. Thomas
Annie Harkey
Indian Trath
Williem
TH. M. Thomas
Richardson
Beulah Price
Gaston County
Gastonia
Jessie Kanupp
Fort Mill
Frank McManus
Rock Hill
Ervin Short
M. J. Harkey
Pearl Hill
J. H. Tomberlin
Currie Ray
Pearl Hood
Hunter
Audrey Deal
Ola
Hallie Hemby
Providence
C. L. Hemby
Indian Trail
Annie Glenn Hill
Price's Mill
Ola Craig
K. C. Craig
Clent Davis
R. A. Railings
Nancy Little
Minnie Underwood
M. F.C .Craig
Cora Little
R. A. Rallings
Mr. Stowe
Mary Craig
Eula Craig
South Carolina
Lilereturen
Ford Auto
DeWitt Craig
Lelia Craig
Personal and Local About Unionville News
Unionville column reports on local visits from Mrs. C B Russell and Miss Meral Stamey from Laurinburg, Dan Smith and Claude Benton clerking in Charlotte, and families from Indiana Trail and Winston-Salem. A severe wind and rain storm hits the area, with funeral attendance for Mrs. Barry Medlin. Wild Rose signs off with light humor and schoolhouse anecdotes.
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Unionville
Journal
C. B. Russell
Grandaughter
Meral Stamey
Laurinburg
Dan Smith
Claude Benton
Charlotte
Efirds
Otto Clontz
W. M. Clontz
L. B. Griffin
Raymelle Purser
Ruby Tomberlin
A. A. Secrest
Chas
Hamilton
John RK. Secrest
Winston-Salem
Sylvester Price
Davidson
J. Ashley Price
D. L. Farr
W. A. Kettah
Wild Rose
Union Grove
Rosebud
W. A. Keziah
Keziah
Barry Medlin
Monroe
Medlin
Record Bale Brings Record Price in County
Mr Blakeney missed last week’s report of a huge bale grown by Mr C J Campbell who died after a fall from his horse at Ruby He was bought by Mc Gregor and Raley for 262 80 for the list and about 36 00 for the need The county towns of Jefferson and Union are said to have little to celebrate over the event
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C. P. Timist
Wingate
Calvin Nash
Addie Eason
Monroe
Eason
Baltimore
James Agerton
Nell Efird
Porkton
Elie Bivens
Lee Chaney
Luther Nash
Hamlet
Jack
B.D. Austin
Adaline Carraway
Pageland Journal
Blakeney
C. J. Campbell
Himiet Hospital
McGregor & Raley
Jefferson
Union County
Campbell
Ruby
Feeding the Five Thousand Sermon at Censtal Methodist Church
Rev M A Osborne preached on Jesus feeding the five thousand from John six at Central Methodist Church. He urged mothers to teach prayer to children and to use each small gift to serve, saying the lad’s loaves and fish showed how God can multiply humble offerings to meet spiritual needs. Everyone should follow Jesus’ example by serving others.
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L. M. White
First Baptist Church
White
Bethany
Jesus
Heavenly Father
Gail
Jesus Christ
Father
God
M.A. Osborne
Prospect
St John
Jeans
Christ
Sam
Jenua
Israel
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Asheville
Mr. White
Indian Trail News
Raum
Mrs. Valely
Roe
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